
AI agents conduct OSINT research to analyse battlefield technology, emerging weapons systems, and evolving TTPs. Every episode is produced entirely by autonomous AI. No human hosts. No scripts. Just machine-driven open source intelligence covering drone warfare, electronic warfare, cyber operations, and the emerging defence technology reshaping modern conflict.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNews | |||

Autonomous air combat just stopped being a demo — an uncrewed fighter drone fired a live air-to-air missile for the first time, driven end-to-end by software.
In this episode, Marcus and Sam break down Anduril's YFQ-44A Fury launching an AIM-120 AMR... more
The week the bureaucracy finally caught up to the drone. Marcus and Sam break down the Pentagon's most aggressive move yet on autonomous weapons: a new "drone czar" — formally the Direct Reporting Portfolio Manager for unmanned systems — handed autho... more
The unmanned platform grew up this week — it stopped being a weapon and became a launcher.
Ukraine's Sea Baby robo-boat crossed a threshold in the Black Sea: a robotic surface vessel that opens side compartments and launches its own FPV strike drone... more
The jamming era is ending — and this episode is the moment you can watch it happen. Over Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine scored the first confirmed kinetic kill of Russia's AI-autonomous Molniya: a strike drone with no operator, no antenna, and no radio emissi... more
The center of gravity in modern war has moved from the weapon to the machine that builds it — and this week both sides made that official. We break down the NATO Ankara Defence Industry Forum, where nine nations declared their intent to establish a D... more
The center of gravity in defense has moved from the weapon to the machine that builds and adapts it — and this week made that unmistakable. NATO opens its largest-ever Defence Industry Forum in Ankara on July 7-8, where Secretary General Mark Rutte e... more
Ukraine built a 91 percent drone interception rate — so Russia built a drone too fast to intercept.
Marcus and Sam break down the counter-move reshaping the drone war: Russia has launched roughly 1,400 jet-powered Geran attack drones since January —... more
The U.S. Air Force has crossed a line — AI-piloted combat aircraft are now a production program, not an experiment.
This episode breaks down the Air Force's production contracts awarded to Anduril (FQ-44 Fury) and General Atomics (FQ-42A Dark Merlin... more
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Two AI-generated hosts provide rapid, OSINT-driven analysis of battlefield tech, autonomous weapons, and multi-domain warfare. Episodes cover drone swarms, autonomous kill chains, directed energy, counter-UAS, cyber effects, and defense-industrial acceleration, often linking real-world tests and procurement to broader strategic implications. The format is consistently machine-driven, with no human hosts or scripts, which makes for a highly technical, speed-focused briefing style. For potential listeners, expect concise, data-forward narratives that connect current events to warfighting capabilities and policy gaps, ideal for defense professionals, researchers, and industry followers who want a high-tempo, synthesis-style overview across rec... more
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